There has been a lot of talk lately about flying cars, and according to some, this is the next step in transport, which will inevitably occur, albeit in years to come. A Fox Buisness report shows that when that happens, prices will be prohibitive for much of society.
According to the calculations of the Pentagon Motor Group, the average price for flying cars will be higher than that of a hybrid supercar like the Ferrari SF90 Stradale for example. The purchase of a flying car is expected to cost an average of about 686,455 dollars, while that of the hybrid Ferrari reaches 625 thousand dollars.
In addition to the purchase of a flying car, its owner will be accompanied by other costs such as a pilot’s license, insurance, fuel and the like, which can easily reach 69 thousand dollars. Over time, these costs are likely to decrease, as exemplified by electric vehicles, whose value years ago was much higher than it is now.
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